Publisher's Description of Folder Crypto Password 2.0
By Everstrike Software; All programs by this author
 Want to know what the easiest and the safest way to protect your data is? It's encryption and password protection. With Folder Crypto Password, you select a folder or folders to be protected, choose one of ten encryption algorithms, enter a password, and press one button. That's it. Now, no one can access, rename, or copy the data that you protected. More importantly, protection works in all applications, and in DOS and safe mode. There are no tricks to bypass this protection. Plus, the program offers an option to create self-extracting and self-decrypting archives. Whenever you need to move your sensitive data, whether by placing it on a CD, flash drives, or other types of removable storage media, or if you need to email it, all you have to do is to use this option. The program will automatically archive the data so it will take less space. And, additional encryption ensures that no one can access the sfx file, except the person who knows the password.
Folder Crypto Password is extremely straightforward. You can protect your folders by simply dragging and dropping them from Windows Explorer to the program icon. In addition, program commands are available in a shortcut menu for quick access. Hotkeys are supported as well. Best of all, Folder Crypto Password is 100% free to download and try.
Everstrike Software is a leading provider of protection software. Company applications are capable of password-protecting, encrypting, or hiding files, folders, and disks. |
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Recent Changes: A new version of Folder Crypto Password 2.0 is available. The new version comes with self-decrypting file creation option and a wizard feature that easily protects any folder with a password.
Supported Languages: English
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